The Story Of The Homestead Act - Conrad Stein (Hardcover, 1978)

$ 2.83

Language: English Original Language: English Illustrator: Yes, Koenig, Cathy Item Height: 11 in width: 0.5 in Signed: No Book Series: Cornerstones of Freedom Ser. Number of Pages: 32 Pages Format: Library Binding Item Length: 9 in Author: R. Conrad Stein Personalized: No Book Title: Story of the Homestead Act Personalize: No Features: Illustrated height: 11 in Item Width: 0.5 in Topic: Law & Crime, History / United States / State & Local, History / United States / Civil War Period (1850-1877), History / United States / General Publication Year: 1978 Intended Audience: Ages 9-12, Young Adults, Adults Country of Origin: United States ISBN: 9780516046167 Genre: Juvenile Nonfiction Publisher: Scholastic Library Publishing Vintage: Yes Narrative Type: Nonfiction Type: Novel Item Weight: 15 oz Inscribed: No Ex Libris: No

Description

The Story Of The Homestead Act - Conrad Stein (Hardcover, 1978). "The Story of the Homestead Act" by R. Conrad Stein is a vintage juvenile nonfiction novel from 1978, part of the Cornerstones of Freedom Series. It is a library binding book with a height of 11 inches and 32 pages, featuring illustrations. The book is set during the United States Civil War period and discusses topics related to law and crime, making it suitable for young adults, ages 9-12, and adults interested in American history. The narrative is presented in English, catering to a wide audience with a shared interest in the historical significance of the Homestead Act. "The Story of the Homestead Act" by R. Conrad Stein is a vintage juvenile nonfiction novel from 1978, part of the Cornerstones of Freedom Series. It is a library binding book with a height of 11 inches and 32 pages, featuring illustrations. The book is set during the United States Civil War period and discusses topics related to law and crime, making it suitable for young adults, ages 9-12, and adults interested in American history. The narrative is presented in English, catering to a wide audience with a shared interest in the historical significance of the Homestead Act.